CXIII.

He persistently dwells on Hallam's capabilities. Sorrow may teach wisdom;

but how much more sleeps with him, who would not only have guided the

survivor, but served all public ends.

He thinks his friend might have become a leading statesman of the day--a

pilot to weather the storm, when the greatest social agonies prevailed.

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